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Jaguar first revealed the contemporary take on the much-loved E-Type in 2012. The occasion was the international motor show in Paris and the production F-Type was a considered product avoiding any retro references to its predecessor while still honoring its spirit.
In a move to keep Indian roads clean, Hyundai will be providing a handy dustbin as standard with its entire model range across the country from March 1, 2018. The Korean carmaker has taken the initiative under their Corporate Social
The Volvo XC40 has finally made its global debut and is set to hit the roads early next year. Volvo will get the XC40 to India by the end of the first half of 2018, at least that is what
Audi India recently celebrated 10 years of its operations in India and has recently introduced limited edition models christened as ‘Design Edition’ for the Audi Q7 SUV and the Audi A6 sedan. Both the cars get exclusive features in addition to the features
Maruti Suzuki India today introduced a new sporty version of its popular C-segment sedan Ciaz at a starting price of ₹ 9.39 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Christened Maruti Suzuki Ciaz S, the car comes with a bunch of new cosmetic updates
The inauguration of Donald Trump as president of the US unlocked as many meme ideas as there are protests against his actions. But might be the weirdest we have seen – Russian company Caviar sells two 32GB iPhone 7 units
Audi has taken OEM customization to the next level by offering options to embed matte lettering and graphics on the new R8. The option enables virtually any lettering or graphics to be precisely blasted into the painted surface of the
Mercedes-AMG has taken the wraps of the newest member of its GT family. Sitting snugly in between the GT S and the monster-of-green-hell GT R is – GT C Coupe. Do not mistake it with the GT C that we
While the students will now take examinations in their respective schools, principals will be deputed to other schools as a chief examination officer of that particular centre. Examnination RELATED STORIES West Bengal: Only 1.5 per cent of state population using